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#Silverfast epson v700 mac os
" Deceiving a fool is an exploit worthy of an intelligent man". Under Windows and Mac OS X, SilverFast 8 is now also available for the following scanners: Multi-Tasking, Preview Concept and scanner-specific adaption ensure an increase of technical performance. PLEASE STOP! Then I can refrain from showing your readers the errors of your understandings. You have a lot of advise to offer, it is rather unfortunate that so often, it is completely wrong and without merit.

" I've used Lightroom and PS Elements to calibrate the photos." You are the fellow who told us that you can calibrate photo's in Adobe products, (utter rubbish): You were provided those answers which you dismissed before reading them peer-reviewed articles you state are ' too old". You have this odd repetitive habit of asking questions of others, when your posting history and agenda show/prove, you have no desire or ability to accept any answer. You are the fellow who told us twice " the web is sRGB" (utter rubbish): You are the fellow who told us " all original prints are 300dpi" (utter rubbish): This is seen on PhotoNet and far more often on Luminous Landscape. If anyone spends any time reading Alan's posts it becomes important to recognize Alan is someone who never lets nearly complete ignorance of a subject or the facts get in the way of having strong opinions about it. What's really too old is someone here who is unable to learn! But provides opinions based on a lot of misunderstandings of the technology and has very little experience in the subjects of which he has strong and often wrong opinions.
#Silverfast epson v700 mac os x
I have Epson V700 and I have SilverFast SE 6.6.1r6 running in Mac OS X 10.6.4.Click to expand.You have this odd repetitive habit of asking questions of others, when your posting history and agenda show/prove, you have no desire or ability to accept any answer.

#Silverfast epson v700 software
I wish I could find a solution and good instructions on how the software should be used correctly. Generally, I've gotten the feeling, after using SilverFast SE for 7 months regularly, that it's impossible to find decent settings and get static results. And the 16->8bit greyscale mode seems to get poorer results than scanning with 48->32bit color mode (and turning frames into monochrome in Photoshop with Channel Mixer). With black and white negative scans I get pink/purple color cast unless I use either of the greyscale color modes. But for example the Auto setting (for automatic film base detection) seems to get affected by the framing and earlier film strips etc. It's possible to get rid of the blue off by fiddling the settings in NegaFix section. The blue tint is visible in the preview and in the final scans. I have set the 48->24bit as color mode, I'm not using HDRi setting. I get similar results when scanning color negatives as negative transparents. Can anyone walk me through their workflow for scanning negs? I've gotten slightly better results using Epson Scan, but still not perfect. I tried to correct in PS, but it is so far off I can't get a reasonable color balance. The only option is to scan, which I did and got the following image (inverted, which I de-inverted in PS): Using the 48 bit option, the color and tone correction tools disappear. What am I doing wrong? It looks like the scanner is tagging the image with the correct icc profile - I've even tried assigning various Epson profiles but they look no better.

The image has a severe green/cyan cast and is terribly blue in the shadows. I convert to ProPhoto and have been trying to correct, but the initial scan is so far off in terms of color balance that I simply can't get a decent image. When I open the files in PS, they have SFprofT (PerfectionV700).icc as the profile, and look terrible. I scanned at 1200ppi, 48 bit, and used the correct negafix settings. Just got my first batch of ektar 100 back from the lab, set up my epson v700 and fired up silverfast. Been working digitally for a few years, so I feel like I have a pretty good grasp of workflow, color management and so forth. Haven't shot film in about two decades, but just ran out and got a toyo field and have started shooting 4x5.
